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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
ARREsTs on THE GERMAN FRONTIER

NANCY MAY THE Noniteur learns that a man and
two women the former disguised priest and the lat
ter A. nuns have arrested at Pont dc sao bayou
aud arc supposed b. DO German spies
PARIS, May THE prisoners connected Win inc ais
turbances on the occasion OF tho production OF ohen
grn have be sentenced TO short tcrms Oh luPr'o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08

DIVERS AT WORK on THE WRECKED TASMANIA.
LONDON, May 7.-Aivices from A)acolo state tna'
divers have succeeded in reaching the wreck OF tue
steamer Tasmania OF the Peninsula and orieht s'e"u
Xavigatlon Compsny's Line, which was strahueu anu
wrecked the Monachi ROCKS sou'h OF ooisi0a on ~
Ill "a ,,biIe on its WAY TO Marseles from Bombay and
are busily In recovering the cargo Inc Manars
iah of passenger on tue as mama 40 M is 81 =,
suez There he dsembarked, but he lett slt Dotes VI
iewels aboard the captains room ana custouY, no
Nahar intending TO got thotn wnen ne reaJn % I'm
s.J,Ioa rbe captuln down with his snip AlohH VIII
,Sn officers aud twenty-five stoEers. who rensned Win
49, I.in In save the passengers. 1S0 In NUMBER All
% u, .bo ~, re landed The Jewels were deomed by tner
VI % mno % rt 5000 600 and this amount the Maharpah
of Jadhpore demands OF the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08

LosDoS May 7.--IIenry Irving while riding In nan
som to-day was overthrown by a van which Wasin COL
li.ion with a vehicle and upset IT, Tho actor was not
hurt but he had TO crawl on all Tours from uhuer 'no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
NFAyoR OF STATEN ISLAND BRIDGE,

SYRACUSE, May 7.-Judge Wallace, Of the United
States Circuit Court Southern District OF NewYork In
tho case OF Decker against the Baltimore and NewYok
Railroad Company. sustained the demurrer and denied
the motion for injunction TO restrain the defendants
from building q bridge across staten Island Sound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
FRAGMENTS or CABLE NEWS.

ST. PET ERsBURG. May THE Russian duty iron
and steel and articles manufactured from iron and
steel has been raised
PRsTH May Two hundred houses have been des-
troyed by fire in the OF Macy Karoly Trapsyvanla
The castle OF Count Karoly narrowly escaped destruc-
ton
MADRID, May 7-The daughter OF the Marquis OF Soto
mayor, senor Canovas del Castillo, Il q
wealthy heess and has past eighteen been
the belle OF Madrid She IL thirty years old Ihe
Quern OF Spain will besow upon her the title OF duchess
Oh the occasion OF her marriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LoSDos. May 7, 1887.
F.uunE-Tinsley Brothers. publishers, OF No. Cath
ERNEST, strand, have failed
B,RK AsHoRg.-rhe Italian bark Navlgatore ,apt"n
uastsIones from Charleston March IL for Elsinorc, Is
ashOro at CrOnstalt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08

RESULT OF THE TROUBLE OVER MISS BAzAINE.
ST. LOUIS May IA special dispatch from the City OF
Mexico says Two challenges have passed the result
Of the trouble about Miss Bazaine, the French ex-
Marshas beautiful daughter both the seconds
have adjusted the differences without hostile meetings
Tho members Of the Casino Club, however, adopted
resolution expeng the Spanish Minister senor yercero
Armesto from the club There members OF the Span
sh colony outside of the Casino who sustain the Minis
ter They say that the young Engishman, Barron when
told that his dancing the Boston with Miss BaZane
was can-canning, considered the lady insuted and
pitched into officer Of the club lie was threatened
with expulsion the club under escort OF police
man. He appealed to the Spanish Minister, and the
latter took part against the club management"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
A TELEPHONE SUIT DISMISSED.

OTTAWA, Ont. May The suit OF Wright against th'
Bell Telephone Company OF Canada for the cancellation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
THE NEWS IN LONDON
,,v coscHEvs BRILLIANT TEE 6pfoNi ~
hh' 0oND nEFEND A GREAT ERRoh'

u, IRISH CASE POWERFULLY STATE ,icrs DE-
DE nr1nS@nn ,n,sn % %cLADsrosEs urTrHASoAS TWO rS
DnhoN a1"Srn~m.JoR sAuSDERsos IN i"'
sorsrs-LIoHr PUNISHMENT .ra. nus
SERIOUS rAuLr-LTEsARY PEN
soNAL AND DRAMATIC
NOTES.
,nxc.uLE TO THE TRrBuSR.l
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-19
WEEKLY ANDEPENDENT.

Advertisers in :he DAILY INDEpENp-
ENT also have the advantage of the col.
5umns of the WEEKLY INDEPENDENT
which has been published without in
termission ut this Office since early i'll
the year 1869, and has general circu.
lation in every district, camp and val
ley throughout the length and breadth
of Elko county, and is by far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the county. Remember
that advertisements in our Daily also
secure the benefits of our large Weekly
circulation, and that our terms are
comparatively much lower than those
of any competitor.
The Weekly is a 24x36-inch sheet,
and besides advertisements runs s,zteen
columns of reading matter, 1embrncinp
all the telegraphic news of general in
terest, all the news Of the State, and is
specially devoted to The local news OF
the county and county seat. BY sub.
scribing for the WEEKLY ELKo INpE.
PENDENT you not only obtain all the To-
cal news, but also receive, q knowledge
Of all important events transpiring in
any and every quarter of the habitahle
world.
Send along your subscriptions. /.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-19
LINCOLN SEES THE


Robert T. Lincoln, who has been
mentioned in connection with the Presi-
deney, not for anything that he has
done to merit the distinction, but be-
cause he is the con OF Abraham Lincoln,
Is quick to appreciate the meaning of
Fred. Grants defeat in New York. In
conversation with a friend on the subject
he ia reported as saying that 1.-THE result
effectually disposes OF the proposed tick
ct OF Lincoln and Grant, as a hereditary
platform is not strong enough for pur
ty to stand on"
Young Lincoln seems to have inherit
I'D some of his fathers hard common
sense, and sees in the defeat of Grant
that the people Of the United States nre
not yet far enough advanced toward
Imperialism to give a man Office, not for
his own qualifications, but because of
his pedigree. '.'."
Mr.. Lincoln was appointed Secretary
OF War for no other reason than that he
was the son Of Abraham Lincoln, and
Lieutenant, Grant, right from West
Point, was made. Colonel over the
heads OF deserving Veterans who had
distinguished themselves on the battle-
field, solely because he was the SON of
General Grant. These honors ought 10
satisfy both gentlemen until they prove
themselves worthy Of greater. Il Silver
state. rEfg aHI .- '''Aat
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-19
&MARDLH EAlR.

Under the above head this mornings
Free PRESS Has "a article in reference to
!, ~ ,typnsfsr sof. the case of Karnahun
and Owens from White Pine to EIko
county, in which occurs the follow
hs: '"o-h FIX. ~ .s2,s ae.s.r.
This ls the second dose we have had
in the past few years. and it is getting
suite 'monotonous to the tax payers of
Exc county. The trial of the O'Neils,
transferred from White Pine several
years ago. has rot been settled; for yet.
Elko paid ont between 81, 500 and 3D.
TOO in cash on that triul and has noth-
Ing to show for it-n even White
Pine script. The only thing they paid
Was for their witnesses. We
like to be neighborly and help our less
fortunate sister counties, but cant
stand too much Of a drain from one
county. It il hardly fuir.''
II the above be true we heartily con-
our in the sentiment expressed, but we
have been under the impression that
the greater part Of the expenses
Of the trial Of r. G. O'Neil Jr.,s
which was brought from White Pine
county and concluded in February,
1884, had been paid from the Contin-
gent Fund of said county. We have not
had the time to-day fully to investigate
the matter but from what we can laa rn
from hasty examination OF the Regis.
ter Of Actions, and from. a conversation
with two Of our citizens who during the
year 1884 were county officers, we are
ledto believe that White Pine county
paid in coin TO Blko county 1925 80 on
account Of expenses incurred in the
trial of the State Of Nevada Va. r. C.
O'Neil Jr. We shall take occasion TO
give the matter further investigation at
our earliest convenience. 5..r.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-19
An InteIIIsent FowI.

A Maine, man says that one day. he
saw big crane standing on . log that
foated near the shore on the Kennebec
river. The crane had captured large
bug, which, he dropped into the stream,
80 TINT it foated' down past hiui,. and
then grabbed it and repeated the per.
Torrance. He kept this up for nearly
half an hour and then a pickerel darted
up from below after the bug. This was
just what the bird had. been waiting
Tor, aud the next moment the fish was
down his throat, and he was winging
his way slowly mp stream. J II
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-19

The Silver State has an article on the
effect of the high latitude Of Wyoming
on persons passing over the Union Pa
ci6c Railway, in which it is stated that
many persons become temporarily in
sspa on nearing Sherman, the highest
point on the road. Among other cases
is this: ga little fellow from Nevada
bsgan 70 sbQY the effect Of the altitude
is the train neared Cheyenne. BY the
slime he had reached there he had bar
,icadsd hipSsIi - ths retiring room and
was about to throw himself out OF the
winlow, when the train men forced
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-19
AQues.ionable Pension.

General futile of Iowa has been
drawing pension of $50 per month on
account of what he represented to be
hernia, contracted by falling on log at
the battle Of Fort Donelson.I 1T is al
legged, said Colonel Mclean, the Act
ing Commissioner Of Pensions, "that Il
is not hernia from which General futile
suffers, and that il was not contracted
in the war, but is congenital malfor-
nation which he has had all his life.
The case is under investigation" q
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-19

Only way TO dothis is to talk Of IL; to
write Of it, to boast Of it; praise and
patronize svery home industry; keep
your money in the country and induce
others to come and do the same. Do
nosSpatronizea outside in stitutions in
preference to your own, and before You
know is the
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-19
Times Review:-Numerous

Times Review:-NumerouY scraps
have occurred since payday between
hnngers-on Of games of chance and Wis
itors of saloons. Nothing serious,
however. has resulted thus far, nor
have we heard of any arrests being
made.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-19

% esss,a Satsn;; II Gsnsds, EsSissa rance.
a$ ' ana n =: ; sss
On sSoss ssfsS sn$ s s.:
reasonable. No chfrEe for plnsslep Of Isodsfs
iHsSslEif sSt1, 3. S:ss:;
Ss Pss ss:s = =: Esis
9. :sss s,.:s .s3 !:
fuscnsiiioi, Invsnsisns, S5siusssiuS Nssss. Asd
other dspartrpents Of irdustrial pfeafe.aa plts
ell Pstenteaa Ara ttle Of every Invention patented
Zach week. Try. ~ fouS months for enc aelian,
Ii you hpvs an Ipysu,iop 70 patent writs -
Mann B. 90, publishsIs Of Beisntiao Aiuezieaa.
Handbook sessI psspaAa mailed trso
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-19
tA.H IL i. end ,1SGshs In. I'D
We. suip .OnssOdy Is. goiPsSt I'm

We have only to Say in reference to
the above that anyone aceustOmsd to
the high altitude and rare atmosphere
Of NevadA'who 10 rendered insane by
passing over the summit Of the Rocky
Mountains, only about 5000 feet high
or. must Be natural very weak mind
ed Tie elevation Of Cheysnhs y les
than 1000 feet above that of Elko.
Bent County register., 1887-04-30
DR.. E. P. Rice.
Physician and Surgeon,
Once over City Drug Store. North side.
LAMAR. COLORADO.

ing twenty-four will be sleeping be-
meath the sod. And how far apart
they will be sleepingl One in Geor-
gia, one in California, one in Ohio,
one in Virginia, another, perhaps, in
a missionary's grave in China. anoth-
er amid the ashes of the ancient
Aztecs of Mexico, another-but only
time will tell where they all will
sleep.
In ten years, the nine / have not
ye: mentioned will begin to lose their
sweetness and develop something of
the sourness supposed to be insepara-
BILE from women that are destined to
be old maids.
In ten years, not one of the thirty
nine but that will have tasted of tho
bitterness that comes in time to all
human beings. Hope will be blight
ed, loved ones will be claimed by
that same skeleton you behold just
now, sorrow in hundred forms will
be experienced-indeed, to every one
a surfeit of dead sea fruit will be of
fered.- Atlanta Constitution.
Bent County register., 1887-04-30

Last Sunday about three o'clock p.
m., an extraordinary phenomenon
occurred in this part of the Cucharas
valley. A heavy fall Of white rain
poured down for space of about
fifteen Enthusiastically obscuring
objects at any distance-disappear-
ing almost instantly, and leaving the
ground comparatively dry. People
rushed out to witness the wonderful
event. and seemed greatly excited
over it. Old settlers say that In
years past it was not an uncommon
occurrence La Veta Times.
Bent County register., 1887-04-30

"What is this toboggan business
that we read go much about in the
papers?" he asked in a Grand ave-
nue. store the other day, as he and
his wife stood warming their hands
at the stove.
why, toboggan is high plat
form with an ICY slide running
down
sYes.'
You get up there with your sled,
take pretty girl on for partner,
and down yon go like CREASED light
ning.'
'Girls are willing, are they?'
'Oh, yes
Lots of 'em around?'
Dozens of 'em.'
ANY toboggan nigh here?'
Now, that's enough!' said the
wife, as she turned on him. IF there
was twenty toboggans between here
and the city hall you'd go right
along and sell them butter and eggs
and then jog home with me without
a slider
sYes, l reckon I'd have to- re-
marked the old man with an awful
sigh, and then he changed the SUBJ
jcct to brown sugar and baking pow
der.--[Detroit Free Press.
Bent County register., 1887-04-30

Justus Schwab, of New York,
used to be one of the nabobs of the
anarchists society there. He ran
saloon and his patronage grew with
the anarchist growth, until he had a
run of custom that was the envy of
his rivals In the beer dispensing
line, his tap being the headquarters
of all those statesmen and patriots
from Europe who found on their ar
rivalat Castle Garden that the first
duty they had to perform was to
bring about the overthrow of this
corrupt government and the deliver-
ance of the downtrodden people of
the United States fl ON the iron heel
of tyranny, and the distribution Of
the property of the old settlers among
the new comers. But Justus has sold
out his saloon, retired on his fortune,
and no longer flames at the head of
anarchist professions carrying a red
flag. 1t leaks out that he has invest
ed twenty thousand dollars in gov
ernmeEt bonds and is becoming sat
isfied that the redistribution of prop
erty and that the overthrow of the
government is not as necessary as it
was five years ago Albuquerque
Citizen.
Bent County register., 1887-04-30
IN the Rochestor pemocrat.

From the Rochester Democrat.
Il tell you some funny things are
brought about by this new law af-
fecting the pass system" said pop
ular conductor of the Buffalo, New
York g. Philadelphia railway. eyes
terday, when entered a car to take
up tickets, l noticed an old fellow in
the back of the car who had grown
gray under the pass system, and 1
just waited impatiently to get to him
and refuse to accept hisp pass. Well,
l had all my fun in advance, for he
didn't offer any pass at all. He fun
bled around in nervous sort of way
in every pocket, and finally fished
out ticket dated Feb. %, 1877"
Bent County register., 1887-04-30

Within the past four months TWEEN
ty thousand settlers have located in
eastern and southeastern Colorado.
The great revival in trade in Denver
is due very largely to this sudden in
crease in immigration.-[Denver Re-
publican.
Bent County register., 1887-04-30
what VIII Happen Tc
Girls.

Thirty-nine girls
In ten years fifteen will have mar
ried.
In ten years seven of the fifteen
will be widows dependent upon their
own exertions for bread and meat.
In ten years fifteen of the remain
Bent County register., 1887-04-30

A freight train on the Atlantic d
Pacific road went through bridge
near Canon Padre, killing William
Ward, the fireman.
Bent County register., 1887-04-30

SOME POINTsamar III. depot of supply for the
part the point to that territory
N will iung coming spring. be the shipping point for
ate Thousands families will locate this spring in the country ADA
Office being located here thous
ands looking will visit Lamar during the winter and
ay spring Without exception Lamar the great booming
double sxyday
sy ou addition thecty of Lunar
Bent County register., 1887-04-30

A western minister, somewhat
dazed by the real estate craze, is said
to have announced his text as from
Lot l, Block 2, in St. Paul's second
addition to the city, etc.
Bent County register., 1887-04-30

Six men were killed and eighteen
were injured in collision on the
Cascade branch of the Northern Pa
citic railroad near Chelum.
Bent County register., 1887-04-30

addition which will give opportunity to
dollars have been
investing during the six months and many
made the future This addition to the
offers splendid for investment with quick Get
ready for the Great Sale of Friday February 4th
Bent County register., 1887-04-30

elevated portion and ndons the site the South and
overooks That addition will be the residence
Of the city and choicest in about Lamar
il is high and dry and under the of irgating
bitches which have already been completed. In
this addition will be through
the streets, the As will DO
found at Colorado Springs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-16
A GRAND DUCHESS SHOT.
A BAND OF RELIGIOUS PANTICs
ATrEAPT 10 KILL HER.
The Crimes Bill Passes In a Com
mittee OF Lords-Thlrd
Reading Monday.
PRINCE FERDINAND ADDRESSES
BULGARIAN OFFICIALS.
He Sets Forth His Plan Of Action
The Ameer Defeats the
Insurgents.

LONDON, July ia dispatch from
st. Petersburg, which has come by way
Of Gumbinnen, In Eastern Russia,
states that on July l0:h, band Of re.
ligious fanatics attempted to murder
the wife OF the Grand Duke Nicholas
Conttantinovitch, son Of the Grand
Duke Constantine, uncle Of the Czar.
The attempt at assassination was
made st the Paulovsk Palace, where
the lady and her husband were stop
ping. The cause given for the attack
was that the Grand Duchess, who is .
Lutheran, refused to modify the terms
Of her msrrisse covenant, which ac.
cords her the privilege ol remaining q
Lutheran and joining the Greek
Church. The fanatics were all arrested,
having been caught near the palace.
While they were being removed to Jail
they cried out to the Grand Duchess,
1--WE have already had enough OF
Mario Paulowns," referring 10 the
Grand Duchess OF that name, who is
the wife of the Grand Duke Vlsdi.
mir, brother Of the Czar, whom the
populace have suspected OF making
proselytes. II 10 stated that previous
TO the attempt, religious fanatics alec
tried to kill the Grand Duchess Eliza.
beth, wife Of the Grand Duke Fergus,
This lady 10 also a protestant, being
tbs daughter Of the Grand Duke Louie
Nv. of Hesse,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-16
TYRANNY OF RAILROADS.
COMPLAINTS MADE AGAINBT
LAND aRANr COMPANIES.
settlers ssses Anerd 20 90 Co the
surteae Ceurt-Iuterstste
Husiness.

wAm Sorox, July lb.-It is stated
al the G neral Land Once that many
complai have been received, charr-
Ing Ger 4 land grant railroad COM
pauies tn persecutipg settlers who
have b, a awarded patents for land
held b. tho department and the courts
10 hay been excepted from the grants
by pritr claims or reservations. David
II. Bro IN, Of San BernMdino county,
Callloi ,iA, who states that his own
case Ia imllar 10 that Of many others,
and wi )se homestead entry was pat
ented accordance with the ,ourt
deoisio In the case Of Newhall W.
Sanger iays he has been sued In the
U.S.C cult Court by the Southern
Pacific G,ilroad Company, which Of
iep 10 npromlse with him for 1890.
Brown iYs the company relies upon
railroat ndges In California, and
that - expense OF suits
are % heavy that .eettlefu
cAnno. aord 20 20 10 the
Suprsm Court Of the United
States. Commissioner sparks has adj
vised Br IN tba, the law In this case
Ia thoroughly well settled by fsp'a'sd
decisions Of the highest Judicial tTibu-
nal, aud that suits by railroad COM
panies brought for the purpl zee OF eI.
torling compromise aud tecurlng
payment for land N which the COM
panies have no shadow Of right or law
lul claim are, In his Judgment, In the
nature OF blackmall or malicious pros
ecution, for which criminal action will
probably lie against the agents OF the
company, and he advised thAt eeillers
consult competent counsel and avail
themselves Of all ihe remedy ihs law
affords. In the event that the case
goes 10 the Supreme Court, The Com
missioner states that be will conslder
this propriety Of requesting the Atior-
ney General 10 Inferred in behalf OF
the United States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-16

road, but owing to tho Absence OF one
of the counsel for the strikers an ad-
journment was taken until 2 p m.
The management Of the road assert
that they have secured all the men
they need.
DETROIT, MIcH Bernard ]. Mich.
enfslder, son ofa wealthy broker, di, d
this morning from hydiophobia. He
was bitten by a pet dog five weeks
ago. On Tuesday the first symptoms
OF hydrophobis appeared and after
suffering terribly he died after enc ci
his convulsions.
PHILADELPHIA. Fire vt the bre very
OF the Louis Bsrgdoll Company, on
Twenty ninth street, near GIard ave,
nue., this mornipg, caused a loss ssti.
mated at $4,000 on buildings and
contents. The insurance, IL 10 believed,
will fully cover the loss.
OTTAWA, OSr.-It Is eald that the
Oh set of Sir Alexander Campbell't
"trip TO New Foundland is to endeavol
TO induce that colony 10 join the Ia
madam confederation. The new gov
eminent Of New Foundland is said tC
favor the Pre- iect.
sPRINoFIrLD, ILL.-A dis, ase, sup
posed to be Texas fever, has broker
out among q herd OF cattle belongin,
TO A. o. Malone, In this county, ant
several are dying everS day. Stat
authorities have been notified.
CiScrNNATI.--Oharlee Crosse, owne
Of q large furniture factory and o
several buildings In other parts Of th,
city, committed suicide this morning
by hanging himself with the elevator
rope.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-16

The Grimes nil Passes In . Con
mittee OF Lords.

The Grimes NH Passes In . Com
mittec OF Lords.
LONDON, July l6.-The crimes bill
was discussed by the committee in the
House Of Loids tonight.
Lord Noribbrook (Liberal) tx.
pressed surprise at the summary dis.
posal Of debate on the bill yesterday.
Before proceeding further with Irish
legislation, he urged party leaders to
give the country definite answers on
iour points: Were Irish members TO
remain In Westminster Was the
province Of Ulster 10 be treated sep
arately from the re6t OF Ireland ?
Was the duty TO maintain Law and
order TO bs intrusted TO the Irish Par.
liament7 Was power over land 10 be
committed to the Irish parliament?
Lord Roeebery (LiberaD held that
discussion on these points was outside
OF the scope OF the crimes bill. LiD-
eral peers we're in hopeless minority
and could do no more than protest
against the bill In conclusion, he
said he ielubound to warn the govern
ment OF the effect OF the measure,
Their administration In Ireland would
have to continue In a stats Of sieee.
After O further brief discussion, The
bill was parsed In the committee with
out amendment. The bill will be read
q third time Monday.